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Message posted by rfh12002 on February-06-2008 at 4:35pm

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Sorry - bit off 'topic' this but has anyone used this software with the Sigma 8mm lens? Is it any good at making the fisheye image seem 'normal'?

I've downloaded the demo but dont have any images to play about with

d'oh!

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Message posted by smooth on February-07-2008 at 12:36am

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From what I can see it only lists the Older Sigma f/4.0 8mm Fisheye (Canon) and not at all for Nikon DSLR's

See the .pdf

Regards, Smooth

Message posted by Thatone1785 on February-07-2008 at 4:18am

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I tested this software after seeing its reviews in photography magazines - The professionals were acting like the was the best software since Adobe Photoshop so I had to look into it... First of all, you must have at least 3 GB of ram or it will likely freeze on you. My PC with 1 GB wouldn't process the images - the PC with 3 GB would (similar processors). I found that it was a great too for reducing noise, but not much, if any, better than Photoshop. If they do not have your camera/lens combination listed as being supported, the software is completely useless. I'd invest in something that's still going to work for you should you ever decide to change camera/lens.

All in all, I used it several times during trial period to test with 350d/sigma 8mm combination and didn't find it useful enough to buy - I get better results with the new canon 40D and sigma anyway now (combination not supported by this software yet).

Message posted by rfh12002 on February-12-2008 at 7:50pm

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Ah darn!
Thanks - sorry about the delay in replying..I couldn't find the post!

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